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Don McGowan (@donmcgowan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve got to be honest, this new ‘aesthetic’ of stripping links headlines is, possibly, Musk’s worst idea yet. Accessibility wise, it’s a disaster. It’s very difficult to spot the tiny web address in the corner. Security wise, it’s even worse. Who will blindly click on an

Kate isn't really here any more (@katebevan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

... and make sure you put the headline in the alt-text for accessibility purposes. Elon, enshittifying Twitter a bit more every single day.

Holly (@lifeofablindgrl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The latest Twitter update to remove headlines from link previews is a telling example of aesthetics over accessibility. That’s what happens when you no longer have a dedicated accessibility team.

Holly (@lifeofablindgrl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On mobile, all my screen reader says is “link, image”, meaning I have no idea where it’ll take me. On the web version, I can’t even interact with links. They’re basically hidden. It’s created such a frustrating user experience.

Lydia Fillingham (@fillinghamlydia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tom Nichols Fight back by putting the headline in your tweet. But it's also a strike against the disability users who can't read the source in itty bitty letters without an alt.

JennyCohn ✍🏻 📢 (@jennycohn1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Journalism professor Karin Wahl-Jorgensen “was skeptical about Musk’s claim that the change [removing headlines] was driven by aesthetic considerations. She said…the new format cld be part of a broader attempt…to undermine news organizations’ reach…” washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

Sense (@sensecharity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Couldn't agree with Holly more. You may not have noticed that X have removed headlines from their link previews, but this is another blow for #Accessibility on the platform. (1/2)

Mother Jones (@motherjones) 's Twitter Profile Photo

X's removal of headlines is a blow to news sites. But it also hampers the site’s accessibility to screen readers, software that people who are blind or have low vision use to read text. Disability advocates say the change is "horrible for accessibility." bit.ly/3ZHEYK6

Dennis Koch (@denniskoch10) 's Twitter Profile Photo

X's removal of headlines is a blow to news sites. But it also hampers the site’s accessibility to screen readers, software that people who are blind or have low vision use to read text. Disability advocates say the change is "horrible for accessibility." But you can bet Musk

X's removal of headlines is a blow to news sites.

But it also hampers the site’s accessibility to screen readers, software that people who are blind or have low vision use to read text. Disability advocates say the change is "horrible for accessibility."

But you can bet Musk
❌Krystall ❌ (@krystal33229521) 's Twitter Profile Photo

X's removal of headlines is a blow to news sites. But it also hampers the site’s accessibility to screen readers, software that people who are blind or have low vision use to read text. Disability advocates say the change is "horrible for accessibility."

Mother Jones (@motherjones) 's Twitter Profile Photo

X's decision to axe headlines is a disaster for screen readers, software that people who are blind or have low vision use to read text. But it also isn't surprising: Elon Musk laid off the site’s entire accessibility team. bit.ly/3ZHEYK6

follow @bencollins on bluesky (@oneunderscore__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Oh my god. When Linda Yaccarino said that Visa was a “returning advertiser” she meant the company spent $10 on Twitter ads in the last 12 weeks. Not ten million. Not ten thousand. Ten dollars.

Oh my god. When Linda Yaccarino said that Visa was a “returning advertiser” she meant the company spent $10 on Twitter ads in the last 12 weeks.

Not ten million. Not ten thousand.

Ten dollars.
✡️ I ❤️ Hockey 🟧🟦 (@_hockeystuff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Defending Elmo's decision to remove headlines by not believing what a random stranger wrote on here is peak irony. If only there was a way for me to provide additional supporting information from an legitimate news source.

Center for Reproductive Rights (@reprorights) 's Twitter Profile Photo

UPDATE: After a week of legal whiplash and threats of prosecution from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, our client Kate Cox has been forced to flee her home state of Texas to get the time-sensitive abortion care needed to protect her health and future fertility.

Center for Reproductive Rights (@reprorights) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"This is the result of the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade: women are forced to beg for urgent healthcare in court. Kate's case has shown the world that abortion bans are dangerous for pregnant people, and exceptions don’t work." -Nancy Northup